prosect
1prosect — /proh sekt /, v.t. Med. to dissect (a cadaver or part) for anatomical demonstration. [1885 90; back formation from PROSECTOR] * * * …
2prosect — To dissect a cadaver or any part, that it may serve for a demonstration of anatomy before a class. [L. pro seco, pp. sectus, to cut] * * * vb. to dissect a cadaver (or part of one) for anatomical demonstration. • prosection n. • prosector n …
3prosect — v. perform a dissection for demonstrative purposes …
4prosect — pro·sect …
5prosect — vb. to dissect a cadaver (or part of one) for anatomical demonstration. Derivatives: prosector n. Derivatives: prosection n …
6prosect — pro•sect [[t]proʊˈsɛkt[/t]] v. t. med to dissect (a cadaver or part) for anatomical demonstration or to establish the cause of death • Etymology: 1885–90; back formation from prosector person who dissects cadavers < LLprōsector= L prōsec(āre)… …
7prosect — /proʊˈsɛkt/ (say proh sekt) verb (t) to dissect (a cadaver) for anatomical demonstration. {backformation from prosector} …
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9Mike Gillis — Born …
10Econometrica — est une importante revue scientifique créée par l’Econometric Society en 1933. Elle publie aujourd hui des articles touchant à tous les domaines de l économie. Sommaire 1 Bibliométrie 2 Quelques articles célèbres 3 Référence …
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